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The Largest Single-Dish Radio Telescope Is

Question 43

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The largest single-dish radio telescope is

A) suspended on cables in a valley.
B) buried deep in a mine underground.
C) orbiting in space.
D) suspended from balloons in the upper atmosphere.

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